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DOJ Finds Duke Law Discriminated in Admissions
GAO Report: Athletic Programs Bleed Money
A new government report shows that the vast majority of colleges lose money on athletics even at the highest levels, with students and the academic enterprise subsidizing sports.
How HBCUs Are Redefining Student Success
From helping stopped-out students return to creating faster routes to graduate school, HBCUs are removing barriers at every stage of college.
Star Sociology Professor Resigns After Cambridge Opens Investigation
Jason Arday, the youngest Black professor ever appointed at Cambridge, has quit amid allegations of plagiarism and academic misconduct.
U of Minnesota Pays Pro-Palestinian Holocaust Scholar After Revoked Job Offer
NIH Has Spent 69 Percent of Its Grants Budget
Cassidy Eyes Final Push to Pass College Transparency Act
The Louisiana Republican is trying to use his final months in office to turn it into law. But once again, he faces a steep climb.
Public Colleges Anchor State Workforce Pipelines
Graduates who attended a broad access college or university are also more likely to remain in the state for work, according to a new report from the Strada Institute for the Future of Work.